ssyniu wrote:Actually I found it but still don't know how to move cursor to tick amount amount.Cursor sitting on 001.(bar one )when pressing right cursor jumps to the 003.(bar tree)(I have two bar loop)how to move cursor to tick section in bar one beat 2 for example i don't see shift button like in npc 5000, shift pressed with cursor allowed me to move between bar/beat/tick?
Thank You
The Reason MPC3000 shifts to 003 is because the time correction was set to a Time Correct Value.
Shifting timing set to: Later
Shift amount was set to: 3
This will is placing the kick at 003. instead of on the 001.
Check the Comment notes below.
As for your cursor tick moving question:
Now in step edit mode when you use you < and > it shifts to either Next Step or Next Event the difference between the two options are listed in the below:
In the Step Edit Options Window:
Step Edit Button->Soft Key 4 <Options>
=========== Step Edit Options ==========
Event to insert:NOTES
Auto step increment on key release:NO
Duration of recorded notes:AS PLAYED
Function of soft key 1&2:PASTE/CUT
Function of '<' and '>' keys:
NEXT EVENT or NEXT STEP <----- Your Two Options
======= Step Edit Display Filter =======
View:ALL EVENTS
The Function of '<' And '>' keys field:
This choice field is used to determine the function of the REWIND [<] and FAST FORWARD [>] keys. It has two options:
1. NEXT STEP:This is the default setting. Pressing the REWIND [<] key moves to the previous step within the sequence. Pressing the FAST FORWARD [>] key moves to the next step within the sequence. (The timing value of a step is set in the Timing Correct screen’s Note Value field.)
COMMENT:
If the current setting of the Swing% field is set to a value other than 50%, pressing the REWIND [<] and FAST FORARD [>] keys will move forward or backward to locations that fall on swing timing intervals. If you are editing a sequence that contains 1/16-notes recorded at a swing setting of 50%, the even-numbered 1/ 16-notes will NOT be heard as you step through the sequence, because only notes existing in swung 1/16-note locations will be viewed.
This same rule applies to the Shift Timing function: if the Shift Amount field is set to 0 and you are editing a sequence that was recorded while it was set to any amount other than 0, none of the notes will be seen as you step through the sequence, because these notes fall on shifted locations, and you are currently viewing only those notes that fall on non- shifted locations.2. NEXT EVENT:Pressing the REWIND [<] key searches to the previous event within the track. Pressing the FAST FORWARD [>] key searches to the next event within the track. To search for specific event types, set the Step Edit Display Filter to the desired event type; pressing these keys will then cause the MPC3000 to locate to the next or previous event of the specified type, ignoring event types not included in the display filter settings.